King Lear: A Tragedy in Five ActsG.H. Davidson - Всего страниц: 67 |
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... hath tied Ingratitude like a keen vulture , here ; I scarce can speak to thee . Reg . I pray you , sir , take patience ; I have hope That you know less to value her desert , Than she to slack her duty . Lear . Ha ! How's that ? Reg . I ...
... hath tied Ingratitude like a keen vulture , here ; I scarce can speak to thee . Reg . I pray you , sir , take patience ; I have hope That you know less to value her desert , Than she to slack her duty . Lear . Ha ! How's that ? Reg . I ...
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... hath abated me of half my train , Look'd black upon me , stabb'd me with her tongue : All the stor❜d vengeances of heav'n fall On her ingratefull head ! Strike her young bones , Ye taking airs , with lameness ! — Reg . O the blest gods ...
... hath abated me of half my train , Look'd black upon me , stabb'd me with her tongue : All the stor❜d vengeances of heav'n fall On her ingratefull head ! Strike her young bones , Ye taking airs , with lameness ! — Reg . O the blest gods ...
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... hath stray'd The tedious night . - Speak , saw'st thou such a one ? Edg . The king her father , whom she's come to seek Through all the terrors of this night : O gods ! That such amazing piety , such tenderness , Shou'd yet to me be ...
... hath stray'd The tedious night . - Speak , saw'st thou such a one ? Edg . The king her father , whom she's come to seek Through all the terrors of this night : O gods ! That such amazing piety , such tenderness , Shou'd yet to me be ...
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